Ng et al. (2005) made a distinction between different kinds of changes: professional advancement, a descent down the job ladder, and a job change in which one remains on the same hierarchical level.
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Less certain is which one remains.
Which one remains to be seen, though the Open Container Initiative seems like the natural home for a project like this.
Few details have been released so far -- we know that she'll be wearing one of Katniss's signature outfits, but which one remains a mystery.
As Stolorow evocatively describes, "Experiences of trauma become freeze-framed into an eternal present in which one remains forever trapped, or to which one is condemned to be perpetually returned... by life's slings and arrows" (p.20).
The Met police said: "The death of Essayas Kassahun was a tragedy and what followed was a complex investigation for which one person remains convicted.
Moreover, whether the specification of neural retina cells requires lens-derived signals and which one(s) remains controversial (Eiraku et al., 2011; Hyer et al., 1998).
This behavior is reminiscent of that proposed for random fuzzy complexes, in which one partner remains dynamically disordered and transient interactions predominate during selective recognition (Sigalov, 2011; Fuxreiter and Tompa, 2012).
Which ones these are, however, remains controversial.
The question of which test is to be regarded as the criterion and which ones as the experimental remains open in their study, however.
